New Zealand Gazette – 1992 – No. 26

Page 544

✨ Grant Application Form



ENTERPRISE GROWTH DEVELOPMENT : LETTER OF INTENT FORM

NB: This form is to be used in all cases where an applicant wishes to lodge a letter of intent. Any such letters of intent are valid for 90 days - the validity takes effect from the date the letter is received by the Business Development Board.

The purpose of a letter of intent is to allow applicants sufficient time to gather the necessary information to complete their applications. Costs incurred after the date on which this letter is received by the Business Development Board (point 8 below) will not be considered as retrospective; however, lodging a letter of intent is no guarantee that such costs will be approved.

1 Applicant's Name:

2 Applicant's Address:

3 Components which applicant intends to apply under - please tick appropriate boxes.

Component 1: Market Research ☐
Component 2: Exploration Visits ☐
Component 3: Trade Fair Participation ☐
Component 4: Advertising/Promotion ☐
Component 5: Protection of Intellectual Property Rights ☐
Component 6: Proposal Costs for Development Projects ☐
Component 7: Quality Assurance Audits/Accreditation ☐

4 Value of grant which applicant intends to apply for $____

5 Details of grant which applicant intends to apply for (eg specific market and time-frame for components 1, 2 and 4; specific trade fair and time-frame for component 3; etc)

6 Date ___

7 Signature of Applicant:
Designation:

8 Date Received by Business Development Board: ___

9 Signature & Designation of Business Development Board Receiving Officer.



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